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Special Values at 35c 68c 75cand 95c each

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Fine Chocolate Shoes, Turn“; Sole, $1.60, 2.10, 2.25 and/pg 2.50 a pair. Chocolate Boots, 2.25 to 3.00 a tair.

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IN BITY AND BllllNTllY.

Local and Provincial Items ol

Interest.

ileained By ‘Guardian’ Report-

ers and Correspondents.

{IOIS Budget ot Happenings llounl lliiu the lllstilct.

. Novel. TEA at Kinkora to-day.

Tut; following schoonershave arriv- ed from Dominion Cca‘. Company's Mines, C B. with cargoes of slack, pea,

‘nut and run of mine coil to Peake Bros

o‘: Co, viz, Athlete, Alum, Laurence, Howard S and Jessie.

_r\ SPECIAL communication of the M W Grand Lodge, A F and A M of Prince Edward Island, will be held in the Ma- sons‘ Hall. at Crapaud. on Saturdaygthe 9th July. at 12 o‘clock noon. for the purpose of dedicating True Brothers Lodge Room.

QUEEN HOTEL, July; Mrs B W Barnes, Summerside; Wm Sterns, Morell: R S Hurst. Woodstock, N B: Miss ltlcKay, New Glasgow, X S; M B Trueman, Billtown, X S; T W Barnes and wife, Hampton. X B: J B Russ, Summerside.

Tm: Provincial W C T [T Convention will meet in this city on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday next. Meetings will he held in the BaptistChurch. First session opens on Wednesday morning at 9.30. All ses=ions open to visitors. Delegates will arrive by evening trains to_day.

Ar rm: FLORIDA HOTEL. July 3 Thos Driscoll, Brent McInnis, W P Dillon. Harold Grey, Frank Hornsby, E B McGee, S A McLeod, Al. Stewart, C M Clark, Charlottetown. 4—Jack Grant, New Glasgow; Thomas North. Toronto; W Z Harvie, Ernest Lord, Win P C Piowse, H Duchemin; Fran Riggs, Charlottetown. r

Tar. telephone lines about the Island were very much broken during the severe thunder storm of Sunday night. interrupting communication in every direction. Strenuous efforts were made yesterday to effect repairs and about 4 o’clock in the afternoon the lines were got to work between the city, Souris and Georgetown. The re- pairs on the line between this city and Summerside were not quite completed yesierdav but will beworking this morn- ning. The lines beyond Summerside to Albcrton and Tigii-b and also the Stanley and Rustico circuits are still in- terrupied but it is hoped will be re- stored to working or der today.

Miss E E ERNST, graduate optician, owing to engagements, must leave for Summerside cri the 13th July. Intend- ing patrons are asked to Call early in the week to arrange an hour for con- sultation and avoid delay because of delivering work and present appoint. meats. Oﬂice at (apt Samuel Mt ltaeis corner Kent and Queen Streets. Hours ‘Jamtoépm. 52L

TBAIIE A!!! SHIPPING

PORT or CHARLOTTETOWX. July 4th—Ar--Minnow, Duplacy, Buctonche; Eventide, Keefe. Newcas- tle: AJ UcKean. Bell. hlagdalen ls- lands; Ella Maud. Irving, Buctouche: Rllutttllfl, Potter. Port Daniel: Emma, Heighten, Pictou: Henry C lvcsfiitten, Lock Levon; Daniel, Roberts, Wallace; Iiare, Leblanc, New Richmond; Sur- prise. lhcnholm. Bate Verte; P L G, Corrnier, Pictou.

July 4rh--ld-.\linncw, Duplecv, Buctouche: A J ltlcliean, Bell/Tormen- tine: Elia Maud. Irving. Richibucto; Emma. Heighten, River John: Daniel. Roberts. Wallace: llare. LGBlTtHC, New Richmond: Surprise. Trinholm, Bare Veitc: Diploma, Williams. Kingston; Laura. Ilartling, Isaac's Harbor; Gen- eral Middleton, Godiii, bathurst; P L

G. Cormier. Port Hawkeshuiy‘; Louis, Landry, Shecliic.

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Sauce.... lOc. Per Bottle.

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Important to Dairyincn.

The tiveuveﬂt‘ -o1d Imp. Ayrshire Bull "PYRE noun." 191162-14. is to let for the summer season.

His stock show him to be the greatest milking stock bull of his breed in {hi5 provinces io-day. Rent low, Apply l0

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Agent; Summeride. Mail Orders solicited. pl 23/93 1 Y1‘

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- THE GUARDIAN. OHARLOTIJETOWN JULY n 189s.

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TORONTO. June 29.—Tlre Mail and Empire this morning says thgl; Mfl Frank Newsome, the welLknown Ade- laide street law stationer, committed suicide in the Hotel St. Claire. Detroit, sometime during Monday night by shooting himself in the head. His life- less body was found yesterday morning by the employee of the hotel.

Word was received in the city last evening of the young menls tragic death. The deceased, who was about 23 years of age. and tor some time been addicted to the use of intoxicants, to the detri- meat of his business usefulness. After a course of treatment, taken some months ago, it was thought that the appetite was overcome, and at his own request, young Newsome started on the road again for his father. He left the city last Wednesday for a trip on the northern route, and sent in good orders from Barrie and Oril-ia. Then he gwas not heard from for a couple of days,and the next word came in the form of a draft for the acceptance from London. Ont., a point which it had not been in- tended he should touch. His father thereupon decided to bring him home, and had intended leaving this morning for that purpose. \

sronr or THE TRAGEDY.

The deceased arrived in Detroit on Sunday evening. and when he register- ed at the St. Clair was under the inﬂu- ence ot liquor. On monday he was not seen about the hotel, but in the evening he returned. obtaining his overcoat,and pawned it at Louis Gros-lighfs shop, giving the name there "of Thompson. Grcsslight says the man was intoxicated then. Yesterday morning James CamphelLa porter in the hotehattempt. ed to arouse him about haltpast eleven, and failing to do so, broke open the door,to ﬁnd the young mans body lying on the ﬂour, cold in death, and clad in a nightshirt.

HE LEFT NO WORD.

The revolver had been held very close to the right temple. The bullet passed through the brain and rutat the top of the head. No note, letter, or anything was discovered in the room or among the effects which could throw any light upon the motive of the suicide. The body was tztken to Geist Bros. morgue. Coroner Dickson, of Detroit. will hold an inquest this afternoon. The dead man had $3.50 in his possession, and a note-book showing that the purpose o! his stay in Detroit was to visit his Winsor trade.

Mr. W. B Newsome will leave this morning to bring the body home. E The young moire mother was prostrated when informed of the sad intelligence

last evening. Frank was born and brought up in Toronto, and was educated at Wellesley school and Upper Canada College. Much

sympathy is felt for Mr. and lrs New- soine in their trouble. Mr Newsoine is a native of Bedeque and Mrs New- of this city.

The Coot of Poor Roads-

The Ontario report of A. W. Camp- bell, provincial inst-motor in road mak. ing, is out, and it gives in detail the result of the instruction in roadmaking given to a large number of munici- palities during the year. lVe have a1- ready written of the money wasted year by year through imperfect construction oi country highways. The system 0t statue labor is declared by many muni- cipalities to be entirely llleﬁlClent. ~What the farm-r needs in order to convert him to a belief in improved country roofs is to he shown that bad roads take money out of his pocket. Now Mr. Campbell estimates the loss to the province through the absence of good roads at $651,000,576, capitalized at 3 per cent. It this be an accurate esti- mrve. and we make from it a calcul-

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Buy of a. reliable dealer and let him take the chances. Iris the only safe way. A watch is too important a. Pm‘- ___ chase to be made without 08W ‘Pfld -' ' deliberation, Instead of idle promises z we give a safe guarantee. ‘grog-é "i. many critical buyers Ila-Vt’ Pu": as g_% theinwatches from us. Why Iwlil Ygléd 1* Our watches are carefullY 5° 9° =_—""

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ation based on the number of farmers in tin province, the lack of good roads

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about $55 per aonum, or rather more than a dollar a week.

Assays Effervescent Salt

FITS YOU TO TRAVEL SRFELY THROUGH LIFE.

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We have one price‘ on- Suits that has proved a. Winner it is s|ﬁ,ﬂﬂ we cant sell them for any less,they cost us to much and are too good. We are not. selling them for pleasure and making nothing on them, but our proﬁt is so small that we cant sell them for any less. In brown and fancy checks blue and black serges and worsteds. Better come in and see them.

S- A. McDONALD-

heading Fashionable Tailor.

is costing each rural head of a family“ M“

EPI-ospcctiie School Teachers

Must have Watches They’re necessafy. Carft. ‘ do without them. W pleasure of

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G. F. Hiitchcson,

Jeweler and Optician.

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watches to any intending a purchasers. I: “Weill give you a reliable 3 watch. _ § “Weill sell it at the right 3 price. 3 “Well guarantee them a satisfactory. _., f -o 13 *'{ 33 I: < “Q

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Notary and Conveyancer. . OFFICE:

DOROHESTER anGIIIONOTONJI-l un eogoim 1d

Queens Bounty Bills Association

The annual Prize meeting of the above Association will be held on WEI) NEgpAY, July 6th. commencing at 9 a %‘he extra series targets will be thrown open one half hour before each match.

S GREY, LXEUT. Sec’y & Troas.

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CLOTHING, GARPETS,

PBCKKTSE BROTHERS

CARPETS, HATS,

. HATS,

style, quality and price. If you want

ONDERFUL CHEAP iviziu.

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To cover your nakedness is one thing, To be properly clothed is quite another thing, ~ . It‘ you want to be properly clothed, you want tosoe i = clothing. Our prices are right. 3dr clothes are tight.

See our Suits at $ 8.00

No better value in the citv. We make suits from the cheapest that's reliable to best made in Canada.

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SWELL "mumps; g JCJI-IX EICIKIEISC) ‘

Opening’ up his Spring stock of Buggies.

n m r ‘l s th w style elegant Faljm We: us, with or without bodies. c r n; . __ etc. The grid’. bride iii Canada. Fore you will see a ﬁll line of those popular Carriers m by E. N. Henry A: Co, llionireal. Be sure you see those stylish Buggies and get prloeo i uyin any other. . . . . ' if ll asked to call and inspect thq different lines. and at the semi r tisrarssrsssrsrstnsn hi... _ T... machine 1...; n.5, tlgppzlitrlsly ‘re ,, p. during the past winter and every difficulty in connection with an n; n e e been overcome. Any intelligent farmer can see at a zlapce that, it possesses all l e "resortsresonant;‘rsstsisttsssrstsisinarcissism‘..:c.t"..'a.t:“:$'.. m I ﬂ E O an 0 - . - - t ' - l dogs away vzitzh thcstraps and buckles for tightening lo. Qlllm ll. number 0f H1090 H ~ | have been 913,361 mm the best {armors in the country during uric past owo months and a8 Qonyinced that. the Dickieson Cleaner will be the leading one this iigtprhthrgp.~vauey, Apr“ , . - -1 i; th hly tested your new lmnroved t Cleahtilgl.‘ iggiiglfiiigllgiiiﬁrsviink. lllvyeneitgllhobbis all around came to see it at

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' , h‘ fth kind they have seen yet. The new _ bent - » - __ llgrrecgrrylthaiggtlilaeslxggéerdlggngltgaithgut roller or straps I consider a googglggggfrghe hll “'Or1=§,f§;_te,-, 1 a w s, w u, DAVID ihixla

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surtnioi FURNITURE.

FOR SALE BY AIIBTION

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the Executors of the Es-

Is prepared to ﬁll orders for ca berries. Send your order by mail leave them with Messrs Geo. Cartel Co, Charlottetown, and they will i carefully attended to. ‘

I All instructed b 232w

tate of the late mil?“ D°dd Eﬁqoto sell by Auction, at his late residence. Mounts Edward Road, commencing on -

Wednesday the 5th ol July.

AT:II SOCLOOK, A. M.

“Av-dzown” the beautiful residence of the late William Dodd. Esq, comprises about 7 acres of land, with Cottage and Buildinzs thereon. The grounds are tastetuuy laid out and planted with Ornamental trees, shrubs and hedges,makin it one of the handsomest re- sidences on RT}. Island. _ _

The Furniture comprises “Porno, Drawing Room, Parlor, Halt, omce. Dining boom Bed- room and Kitchen Furniture. _

Also, Carriages, SIGIZIIS. Harness, Farming, Implements. etc. _ _

The sale ofthe Residence will take place at. 12 dclock sharp on the 6th, and will be sold without reserye- _ _

Premises will he open for inspection on Mon- d_a. and Tuesday, the 4th and 5th, from ll a,m. n11} p. e Cash .

CIIIJS l‘ H.111 Ill‘ - R. BEAIRSTO. Auctioneer

Grand Tracadle Beech name: EDWARD IILA

Fine Boating. Bathing, Fishing. TERMS $2.00 per day. $8 00 $10.00 per week. Special rates to Families or

Season. Opens June 25th, i898. I. L. HALL, I!”

June 27—dts

Charlottetown June I1 1898! Inﬁll V,